J. J. Keller Bloodborne Pathogens Training Kit, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 Compliance for Workplace Safety, English and Spanish

Support workplace safety and regulatory compliance with the Bloodborne Pathogens Training Kit – USB, designed to educate employees on how to recognize risks and follow safe practices when occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials may occur. This training is essential for employees in healthcare, emergency response, sanitation, and other roles where contact with bodily fluids is reasonably anticipated. Learners will gain a clear understanding of how bloodborne pathogens are transmitted, the importance of universal precautions, and the steps to take following an exposure incident. The training aligns with OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.1030 regulation and the General Duty Clause, helping employers meet training requirements and promote a safer work environment. The USB includes four video modules with defined learning objectives, plus a full suite of trainer tools to support effective instruction. Materials are available in English and Spanish, and are closed-captioned for accessibility. Trainer resources include a customizable PowerPoint presentation, Trainer Guide PDF, quizzes and answer keys, certificates of completion, handouts, learning activities, and Five Minute Talks.

• Complete Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training – Educates employees on how to identify risks and follow safe practices when working around bloodborne pathogens.
• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 Compliant – Helps employers meet federal training requirements and maintain a safe, compliant workplace.
• Trainer Toolkit Included on USB – Comes with PowerPoint, Trainer Guide, quizzes, certificates, handouts, and Spanish-language support for effective delivery.
• Ideal for High-Risk Job Roles – Designed for healthcare workers, first responders, custodial staff, and others with potential exposure to bodily fluids.
• Covers Precautionary Measures and Incident Response – Includes universal precautions, PPE use, safe cleaning methods, and exposure control planning.